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CTO Show Podcast: A Growing Success Story

In just under a month since our first release, the CTO Show has gained over 2,000 subscribers, and each episode is attracting more than 1,000 views. Beyond the numbers, the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with messages of support coming not only from friends but also from people I’ve never met before. Thank you to everyone who has tuned in and shared their thoughts. The journey has just begun, and I’m excited for what’s next!

DevOps is a culture, not a role.

In the world of software development and IT operations, there is a buzzword that seems to be on everyone's lips: DevOps. But what exactly is DevOps? Is it just another job title or a trendy concept? The truth is, DevOps is much more than that. It is a culture that has revolutionized the way organizations build, deploy, and operate software systems.

Navigating the Vendor Relationship: The Importance of Mutual Respect.

I just dropped a new text that spills the beans on nailing those vendor relationships. Let me share why respect and openness are the keys to successful business partnerships. In this fast-moving market, it's all about staying ahead of the curve.

Is Tauri an Electron killer?

ElectronJS-powered applications are ubiquitous; Slack, Visual Studio Code, Figma, Discord, Postman and countless others. My teams have released several projects using this technology, and it certainly works - albeit with a few minor but irksome bumps along the way. Releasing a project with Electron as opposed to Chromium often required a few days of extra effort just to make it stable. Therefore, when Tauri began gaining traction, I decided to give it a shot.

My thoughts on Github Copilot.

I've been using Copilot in my main editor for several months now, and rarely press Tab to accept its suggestions. This usually only happens when I type descriptions, not code. Anyways, I found it helpful, but risky. Let's take a closer look at why.

Is ReactJS a dead-end path?

React is like a modern celebrity - famous simply for being famous. It's often chosen as a safe solution, and no one can fault you for that. However, once you dive deeper, you'll be exposed to all its flaws. I predict that React will die out just as PHP did in the realm of HTML templating.